I need torque specs.
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1964 shop manual...
Either on CD or on Paper. The CDs are pretty neat but a little bit harder to leaf through fast. And you can print out the page without greasy finger prints on a hundred buck manual.
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Either on CD or on Paper. The CDs are pretty neat but a little bit harder to leaf through fast. And you can print out the page without greasy finger prints on a hundred buck manual.
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I found a book called the Ford F-Series Pickup Owner's Bible. Anyone know if this will have all the torque specs i need in it?
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The books has lot of info, went thru 'bookfinders' and picked it up used for around $15. Unfortunately, only reference I found in the book was in the 'appendix' section where torque values are listed according to bolt size and grade (5 or 6), beginning with 1/4-20 to max of 3/4-16. I have the 3 vol. 65 shop manual where the torque spec's are listed, in most cases, at the end of each group, or section. Not sure if same with the CD shop manual. Picked up the Master Catalog CD which can be very time consuming and difficult to sort out. I have not found a way to pull up a page and copy from the CD, but I am also computer illiterate. Bill, NumbersDummy, posted a cheat sheet for Master Catalog, which helped greatly, but still takes me for ever to search for an item, or part number
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